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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL— MAY 14, 2001 U A 7 <br /> Councilmember Grant stated rather than take action he would like the matter to come back with <br /> information on its purpose and scope. He noted since they are requesting $3, 700 he would like <br /> to get information on them. <br /> Councilmember Aplikowski asked if the success of the grants depends on the participation. <br /> Mayor Probst stated if down the road they are not able to attract grant money,there would be a <br /> significant funding tail. He noted there is not yet a solution to that. He added each community <br /> would have to decide if they want to continue and whether there is some value to them or not. <br /> Councilmember Rem stated she would appreciate more information on this and was hoping that <br /> some of the attachments would have been with this letter. Mayor Probst stated GMMHC already <br /> runs a center in northeast Minneapolis. He noted the City of St. Paul has tried to get them to <br /> operate one there. He added the City of Coon Rapids has also been trying to get plugged into <br /> this operation. He stated the existing office would stay there and a new office set up in the <br /> coalition area plus Coon Rapids. He noted they are looking at space in Roseville and Shoreview. <br /> Councilmember Rem asked about staff. Mayor Probst responded there are about six in total. He <br /> stated one person stays in the office and the rest are in the field to come out to the homes. He <br /> noted they would handle questions on whether some one is doing something correctly. He <br /> added there are no income limitations high or low. <br /> Councilmember Aplikowski asked what would happen if they do not participate. Mayor Probst <br /> responded the project would proceed,but Arden Hills residents would not be able to use this <br /> service. <br /> Councilmember Aplikowski stated she thinks the concept is good, but more information would <br /> make it easier to understand. <br /> Mayor Probst suggested they hold the matter over until May 29, 2001 meeting and get an <br /> information package at the worksession. <br /> Councilmember Larson asked for a status report on the housing code at the same time. <br /> E. 2001 Sealcoat Project,Award of Bid (Budgeted 2001 Maintenance Item) <br /> Mr. Brown explained bids were opened for the sealcoating project on May 8, 2001. He stated all <br /> of the bids were correct and simple. He noted the low bidder was Allied Blacktop Company, <br /> which has done a lot of work for the city in the last few years. He added there were two factors <br /> that resulted in a low bid. He stated the oil prices have dropped a little over last year. He noted <br /> the biggest factor was the bidder's workload. He added they looked at doing some additional <br /> work. He stated the estimate for this area was $14,000. He stated they would still be under the <br /> budgeted amount. He noted they could add it as a change order. He noted the low bidder is <br /> responsible and has done good work in the past. He indicated the proposed scope expansion area <br /> on the map. <br />
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